by Tadcaster Albion continued to deal with the effects of her earlier red card against Campion with a 1-1 draw at Handsworth.
With three important players in Campion, Mick O’Connell have made several changes to the team with Jamie Tomlinson, Lewis Shillito and Dan Davy.
Tadcaster opened positively with Tomlinson, who was refused by goalkeeper Dylan Parkin and the offside flag in two minutes.
Hayden Habetz was a whisker away from a poor back pass before he saw his efforts from the box secured by Parkin.
In Handsworth’s first attack, Mitch Dunne stormed out from the left, but Sam Green was ready for the shot while Shillito put in the box in six minutes, but Henry Carne was there first.
The brewers took the lead in ten minutes; Another back pass was cleared by Parkin, but directly in the way, under indictment, to Habetz, which blocked the release and flogged the ball from the long post. The strike of a real opportunist to do it 1-0.
Olly Norman found Steve Smith in space, but the Salve cleared the bar while the visitors were lucky enough to give up their lead when a curly corner sailed over the defense, but was cleared by Shillito.
Norman created chaos when he hit three defenders on a fee in the left flank, but Shillito couldn’t really connect.
The game was held in the middle half when Davy and a Home defender went down after a collision and the Taddy Mann was based, it was actually a ankle injury that ended his day, and Sam Kitchen took over.
Handsworth equalized shortly after restarting the game when an amber attack led to a cross to a cross to the long post, where Alfie Dodsworth, which was not marked, was waiting to hammer the ball home over the stranded green beyond the stranded green.
After ten minutes before the break, Kitchen had a chance with a low free kick after a trip to Shillito right in front of the box, but it was directly to Parkin.
Sam Green played in Tadcaster Albion in the goal against Handsworth. (Image: John Clothier) Handsworth was the fastest outside of the box when the game was resumed for the second half, Dunne, who cut the Albion defense, but luckily pulled his shot far.
In 52 minutes, Dunne put a strong pass on the TAD six-yard line to striker Scott Ruthven, who had lost his defender, but had easily overlooked his approach, leaning back the ball and the cross bar cleared a disappointment for Tadcaster for his difficulties!
Green continued to dominate the Tormouth and produced a flawless rescue in 73 minutes to tip a goal with a goal to replace the replacement of Sam Fewkes.
When the game entered his last phase, the home team had several chances of stealing the game: Fernando Tavares was so close to the hosts in 82 minutes, while they had another chance in the penultimate minute of the normal time, but Alex Charlesworth accumulated the day to save the day. The replacement of Jesse Omoregbee was wearing a free header, but the crossbar hit it.
Olly Norman could have done the matter in the additional time, but was nothing less than excellent fractionally broad pipes green than he turned a shot from left before clutping the subsequent shot.
Tadcaster will be in action next Tuesday when she travels to Albion Sport (7.45 p.m.).
Tadcaster Albion: Green, Smith, Charlesworth, Wilson, Knowles (Greenway), Ibrahimi, Norman, Davy (kitchen), Shillito (Fraser Middleton-tozer), Habetz (Cassius-Gill), Tomlinson (Owen)
